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Yup. Steel biners and clevises get a lot of work done.

Nice post, interesting sailing references and background.

That's kinda what I meant. Don't most guys decide for themselves rather than put stock in an article in a tree magazine? Take it all with a grain of salt. I mean can you really learn anything from an article that hasn't been discussed in great detail here?? Not everyone agrees but issues are...

Ok thanks. I read the article, it seemed harmless.

Are you saying Buckingham has a competing product?

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Yup, TH has a special vibe to it. When it's good, its realllly good.

MB, why do you say that. Seems like everyone, myself too, dig on the gold of flowing tree conversation. Tim, you hit the nail on the head with Chris , superb observations re crew composition and dynamics.:thumbup:

TH rules

Sheesh. So true, never quite thought of it that way.

Levi, HST's Fear and Loathing in LV is one of the most well written books ever, imo.

How bout thinking of it like this- you had a lot of fun in those 10 years, definitely learned a lot about life then as well as in looking back on it afterwards and seeing things that perhaps could have been done differently, and perhaps the hard work you do now wouldn't be so focused and...

All I can do is chuckle. We all know you work mad hard and are a genius at innovating tree gear. And let's assume your wife is also a bright, hard worker. So, bottom line, I'm betting your son will be fine, he will be productive. Some kids are a chip off the old block, others are different in...

I went to university, didn't let it hold me back.

Antal is quite the resource.

If you need midline attachable, how bout a biner?

It is an interesting tool, and if a highly skilled and experienced climber such as yourself vouches for them, that gives a lot of credence. Im surprised they wear so little, apparently that hard coat anodizing counts for a lot.

Thanks for the reply, R. Surfing, maybe not glamorous, but not fun enough to keep you engaged? Seems like most who try it become obsessed. How cold is the water there in the summer?

Nice job, Reginald, cool presentation. Since you seemed to be presenting simply the basics of the rigging rings, I would have liked to see a few other basics covered, like, how they are affixed to the tree? As they have fixed lengths, Im guessing the rings are sometimes hanging well below the...